A digital piano is the electronic piano variant designed as a piece of furniture: it has a dedicated stand and usually a three-pedal unit, just like a classic acoustic piano — unlike stage digital pianos, which are compact and lack a fixed stand. It is the right choice if you want the look and study position of a real piano, without the weight, maintenance, or tuning of an acoustic instrument.
When choosing, the keys are the most important: look for 88 keys with weighted action (“hammer action”), which mimic the feel of an acoustic piano's keys — models with unweighted keys are only suitable for beginners. Also check the number of voices/sounds available and the headphone jack, useful for practicing without disturbing the rest of the household.
In the store, you will find digital pianos from Yamaha, Orla, and Montford. At the entry level, the Montford MFDP-11 comes with 88 hammer-action keys, a three-pedal unit, and a furniture-style cabinet. One level up, the Yamaha YDP-105 features a GHS (Graded Hammer Standard) keyboard, Yamaha's signature for the feel of an acoustic piano, while the Orla CDP-102 completes the mid-range.
Not sure which model suits you? Check out our guide on how to choose a digital piano or browse the complete range of digital pianos.
Digital Pianos Montford starting from 35861 €
